Windows 10: Boot order is messed up...

So, I installed Ubuntu on my computer (previously i had Win 10) and I think I managed to mess up the boot order in the process. I wiped the disk and attempted to install Win 10 again (via USB stick made with MediaCreationTool) and received an error from the Windows Boot Manager:


"Windows failed to start. A recent hardware or software change might be the cause. To fix the problem:

1. Insert your Windows installation disc and restart your computer.

2. Choose your language settings, and then click Next.

3. Click Repair your computer.

File: \EFI\Microsoft\Boot\BCD

Status: 0xc000000f

Info: The Boot Cpnfiguration Data for your PC is missing or contains errors."


It says to boot from the USB and let it fix it but how am I supposed to do that if it won't boot?


Afterwards I tried booting in Legacy mode and it worked! It went through the installation process succesfully. When the computer booted into Windows (still in Legacy mode) it began the startup program (connecting to network, choosing the keyboard, etc.) and it got stuck loading after asking me to connect my phone with Windows. I left it a whole night to load and it still wouldn't finish.



Things that I've tried:

- booting Windows in UEFI mode: it says there is no bootable device.

- booting the USB in Legacy and choosing the repair my computer option: It didn't do anything.

- adding a file as trusted for executing (Secure Boot): it didn't show me the HHD0 option (like it used to), there is only the USB0 one.


Please help!

:)

 

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Hello Kyle,

I realize the inconvenience you are facing in your computer regarding the bootup of the device. We will help you.

To assist you better, I suggest you to answer the below questions.

• What is the exact make and model of your PC?
• As mentioned, "But if i load it in first time boot, and then select the po or something(the first in my boot order) it works", can you explain us what exact issue are you facing?
• Was there any recent hardware changes done prior to the issue?
• Did you check in BIOS if the Boot menu order is changed?

Please post to us with the information above to help you better.

 

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